No Man's Land

I've also finished watching the extras on the public account. This is the best-written book in the series. The heroine's design is the most complete, clear and three-dimensional. The process is more exciting than the ending. The plot is very tense.

Thinking about it, I decided to write a review. This subject matter completely attracted me. I have had enough of fake humanistic stories where the male and female protagonists are perfect. When reading novels, you definitely need to look at them from different perspectives, and this becomes more so as you get older. In fact, the first ten or so chapters were a bit difficult to get into at first glance. On the contrary, the middle to the end were more attractive to me, but it ended too quickly and it was a pity that it was a bit rushed. It feels like there are many places where the story can be extended and added, which is why some people feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is weak. What I personally think the story is a bit lacking is 1. After the two male and female protagonists expressed their feelings for each other, the workplace part was much less. In fact, the timeline can be lengthened a little [changed], the boss fell in love The scandal after the married young woman was exposed affected the male and female protagonists. How did the male and female protagonists withstand the emotional test and deal with this situation? 2. In the early stage, I thought that the male protagonist's brother and mother were some kind of big bosses, and they would be a big obstacle to the male protagonist's career and love. In the end, there was nothing. In fact, from the perspective of the audience, the relationship between the two is currently in a fresh and top period, and there is no particular landing. Of course, it is best to choose to live in the present. 3. I feel that it is impossible for the parents of the He family to give their eldest child to the heroine. The heroine's ex-husband does not defend the heroine's attitude in front of relatives, and the hero's mother easily lost seven figures, and her savings must be eight. Based on the heroine's expenses and taking care of the mortgage and children, don't you think the heroine's savings will exceed that of the hero's mother? ---Of course, if you write it this way, it might be eight o'clock. This is purely a personal opinion, please forgive me if this offends me. How could he give up the child and the house so easily when the heroine was at fault? How could he explain it to his mother? They still take care of their grandson on weekdays. I think the reason why this person was made to cry and fussed over by his mother must have been a bloody battle for the child. In the end, I wrote this too quickly, and everything turned out to be the best situation envisioned by the male and female protagonists. It was a bit utopian. In short, it is very rare to have the courage to have your own persistence in the atmosphere of homogenization of Jinjiang works [Like] [Like] [Like] Finally, I wish the author will get better and better in writing.

A single, domineering CEO fell in love with me, a middle-aged mother-in-law with a child and a cold face. It was so out of touch with reality. Feels like the YY of a resentful woman

In fact, Shu Shu should have divorced a long time ago. This marriage may have been happy at first, but later on she felt less and less loved. Fortunately, Fang Kai loved her firmly. She deserves a better person to love her. Shu Shu, you must be happy 😭

Goddess, you must write until you are 100 years old.

Shushu, if you are happy, I will be very happy

Ah? Did the heroine really pay that money? I think the male protagonist should be the one to provide the money. There are also problems in this broken marriage.

The woman is really miserable. The woman cheats and leaves the house. The man cheats and the woman leaves the house.

I've rewatched it again, and I've gained a lot of new insights. What remains the same is that I've always loved it.

Xiao Shu, you will always be happy